Cassette
Light tense metal or plastic container holding measured lengths of 35mm or medium format film, which can be loaded directly into the camera.
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Cassette Elliptically shaped film cassette designed especially for the Advanced Photo System that serves as the sealed, leaderless container for all System film whether unexposed, exposed or processed. See also Film Status Indicators and NRIC.
Cassette
Light-trapped film container used with 35 mm cameras.
Elliptically shaped film cassette designed especially for the Advanced Photo System that serves as the sealed, leaderless container for all System film whether unexposed, ...
CASSETTE - Better known as a film cassette, and sometimes called a cartridge, this is a light-proof container of metal or plastic into which film manufacturers (and bulk film loaders) roll strips of unexposed 35 mm film.
Cassette - metal or plastic film spool container [This is what contains your film that gets loaded into the cameras.]
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Cassette. Light-tight container for 35 mm camera film.
Cast. An undesirable tinge of color in an image.
CCD Charge-Coupled Device. Electronic light-sensitive surface, digital replacement for film.
Video Cassette
Plastic casing that holds videotape, available in different sizes and formats
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There were other, rival daylight-loading systems, but most of these were minority formats compared to 135.
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Each film cassette that slips into a camera contains all the things that would normally be in a darkroom: photographic paper, a negative, and a substance to fix the image and one to stop the photo from developing further.
a) open the cassette, which you may already be doing. Remove the top from the cassette and slide the film out , try to keep the film from unrolling at this stage. Trim as above.
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Coding on a film cassette that is read by sensors in the camera's film chamber. The coding holds film characteristics such as the ISO rating and number of exposures.
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Some of the more commonly used VIRIN codes are as follows: OTT-overhead transparency SCN-still photographic negative, color SPN-still photographic negative, black and white SPT-still photographic transparency VSP-video still VTC-videotape cassette ...
Most cameras use roll film, cassettes, or individual sheets. The latest digital camera record images magnetically on memory cards, optical disc, or tape.
A holder for the light-sensitive material.
In the earliest days, the photographer had to load the film into reusable cassettes and cut the film leader. In 1934, Kodak introduced a 135 daylight-loading single-use cassette.
Only the first three-quarter-inch videocassette recorder (VCR), which was introduced to the world during 1971, and within another four years, would become the Betamax VCR.
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Short for Advanced Photo System, APS film comes in a cassette that automatically advances to the first frame when you close the back of the camera. At the end of the roll, the camera rewinds the film back into the cassette and closes the film cover.
Drop-in-Loading (DIL) Film cassette loading feature in all Advanced Photo System cameras that virtually eliminates film-loading problems by automatically accepting the leaderless cassette and thrusting the film forward to the first unexposed ...
Also available is bulk rolls, 50 or 100 meters of film which can be loaded on cassettes by hand.
Auto paper eject above the paper cassette
Standard print (bordered or borderless - selectable from the camera)
Multiple print (with sticker paper, producing 8 prints on one piece of paper of the same image - selectable from the camera)
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120 format film which has an paper backing and is supplied wound on an open spool (rather than in a light-tight cassette). Also the less common double length 220. All these films are used in Medium Format cameras.
Drop-in-Loading
Film cassette loading system that advances that new roll of film to the first frame when the camera is closed.
VCR stands for video cassette recorder. This is an analog device capable of accepting a video (and usually audio) input signal for recording.
The newer Advanced Photo System uses film that is slightly smaller than 35mm, enclosed in a special cassette for easier loading into the camera.
The Exploratorium's description of a 126 cassette camera
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How many people today have the gear required to retrieve data from a computer cassette recorded in 1977, for example? Or a Bernoulli cartridge from the 80s? Will it be easy to copy that precious digital photograph from a CD in 2050?
Many P&S have DX coding which automatically sets the film speed off the film cassette (that's what the black and silver checker pattern on all rolls of film are), but many give you the ability to set the film speed manually.
Rewind crank. A device, usually on the top of the camera, for winding film back into a cassette once it has been exposed.
To obtain white or coloured text or lettering on a black backgound, suitable for superimposition on another slide, you will need to use a high contrast black & white film, available off-the-shelf in 35 mm cassettes.
They come with recommended filtration in 35mm cassette or 100-foot rolls. Kodak Ektachrome duplicating 5071 and Fujichrome CDU (available in 100-foot roll only) can be used with any color slides with great results.
Video Out
Connection format that allows the user to view digital pictures on a television or record them to a videocassette.
push the film release button on the bottom of the camera before you try to rewind the film, or you will tear the film sprockets causing you to accidentally expose the film when you open the back, thinking the film has been re-wound into the cassette ...
Originally developed for professional use with advanced editing features, U-matic was one of the first to use a video cassette system instead of the prevalent open reel. As such it was a precursor to home video formats VHS and Betamax.
was introduced in the mid-1990s to provide a system that would make for easier loading and offer user-friendly features. Sometimes called 24mm or Advantix, the APS cameras use film that's a little smaller than 35mm film, and that comes in cassettes ...
Memorably, we once found a radio cassette player, rather new, with large stereo speakers still attached. Not to forget that the gradually sloping bottom usually has no coral - it’s just plain old muck.
Again, the less scratched the objects, the better the final result. I used picnic cutlery and ‘glasses’, but you could also try CD cases, tape cassettes, cling film, bubble wrap, drinks bottles and geometry sets.
Roll microfilm is stored on open reels or put into cassettes. The standard lengths for using roll film is 30.48 m (100 ft)for 35mm rolls, and 100 ft, 130 ft and 215 feet for 16mm rolls.
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